Shuttle's latest small fanless computers are powered by low-power Intel Jasper Lake processors. They are designed as low-maintenance machines that can run 24/7 and produce almost no noise.
The Shuttle XPC Slim DL20N is expected to be priced at approximately 231 Euros and above, while the Shuttle XPC DL20N6 with a higher performance processor will start at 281 Euros.
These starting prices apply to models equipped with Intel Celeron N4505 dual-core or Intel Pentium Silver N6005 quad-core processors, respectively. Both of these are 10-watt processors based on Intel's 10-nanometer "Jasper Lake" architecture and are equipped with 11th-generation Intel UHD graphics.
Customers either need to pay extra for a model with memory, storage, and operating system, or provide your own model.
Shuttle XPC Slim DL20N series computers support up to 16GB of DDR4-2933 memory, thanks to two 260-pin SODIMM slots, and both have an M.2 2280 slot for PCIe x2 NVMe or SATA storage and a 2.5" tray The rack is used to store hard drives or SSDs.
Outside, you will find a series of ports, including:
The Shuttle Slim DL20N computer is a compact system with dimensions of approximately 7.5" x 6.5" x 1.7" and a starting weight of approximately 1.8 pounds. You can use the included VESA mounting kit to mount the computer to the wall or the back of the monitor. It is also external The 40W/19V power adapter looks more like a charging cable for a laptop, rather than a power supply for a desktop computer, so it doesn’t take up space.
Shuttle positions Slim DL20N computers as solutions for digital signage, kiosks or other commercial applications because they are designed as low-maintenance machines. The company pointed out that they can be configured for remote start, and can also optionally support a 4G LTE module, which can be used as a backup Internet access or primary connection, depending on the application.
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The 90s (and 80s) hope to restore their ports!
Lol, is it called 10W fanless AMD?
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